Thanks for the reply Ramesh.

Although I can't run the jar installation on another machine w/ internet connectivity on the same network I can confirm that JBOSS DV installed flawlessly on a test env'nt I have at my disposal on another site. All machines at that site have internet connectivity so you have a point.

As mentioned at the top of the discussion I do not get any type of error, even after the installation fails, so I'll proceed with the rest of my tasks as if JDV functions per expectations.

I'll keep this discussion going to share my experiences after the next step (installation of BPM) completes.

Since BPM has the option to install its own EAP I removed the previous installation and installed a new one with BPM. That installation completed flawlessly. Although it may be unorthodox, then, I re-ran a fresh DV installation on top of the BPM using its EAP. That installation had the same issues as described up above. Once more, I had absolutely no error when I accessed the mngt console. I also made a config change from localhost to an IP and everything keeps on running normally. No error messages whatsoever.

However, a new problem showed up (life is a balance of good and evil, ups and downs or fixing and breaking, right?). Here it is. After I successfully login to the Redhat JBOSS BPM suite I get a beautiful HTTP Status 408 (see below). Any idea how I can resolve that ?

Hello Ramesh,

First of all thanks for replying. Your point is valid. I'll blow up all installations and try it in the logical order the products must be installed, and that is, in my mind at least, JDV with its own back end EAP and then BPM using DV's EAP. I hope this is the right sequence.

I'll come back with comments when the above effort completes.

Stavros

The HTTP 408 error stubbornly persists. Although old the following URL gives some insight how to get rid of HTTP 408.

http://readlist.com/lists/tomcat.apache.org/users/7/35987.html

Per URL,

I added the meta tags in the Head section of the login.jsp  located in ...standalone/deployments/business-central.war and rerun standalone.bat so when I accessed the BPM suite login pg and checked the results of "view source" I confirmed the meta tags were there. then tried to login BUT, as mentioned above, the HTTP 408 is still there.

BTW, IE enhanced Security Config has been disabled for user and admins and "Override automatic cookie handling" along with "always allow session cookies" have been enabled. Both of the above are located in IE "Internet Options", Privacy tab under Advanced.

Any other ideas how to resolve this issue will be welcome.

Thanks in advance,

Stavros

Thanks Ramesh. I'll migrate my Q. to BRMS per your advice.